Morning Report

A week after their taps were turned off, people in the small North Island town of Raetihi have been told their water might not be safe to drink until next year. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

A call by Mark Lundy's lawyers to introduce a special commission to deal with allegations of miscarriages of justice, is gathering support. Audio

Talks to secure a Pacific-wide free trade deal by the end of the year remain on track , but the Prime Minister, John Key, warns contentious issues could still derail it. Audio

The head of Victoria Maori Wardens in Australia says there's been a significant decline in the number of Maori Wardens in his native home of Northland; The Mana Movement says recent poll results in… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

There's disbelief there'll be no legal action against Sky Television after a finding it may have breached competition law. Audio

Raetihi water, TPP talks, miscarriages of justice commission, Ashburton hepatitis, attacks on prison staff, US debt limit, Chch consenting department overhaul. Audio

Rubbish is a hot election topic in New Plymouth as the region's rapidly filling landfill nears the end of its life. Audio

The mayoral race in Nelson is promising to be a close-run contest with the incumbent facing stiff competition from his rivals. Audio

The head of the Waikato District Health Board's Maori health service says it is bizarre that in a country known for its food exports, many families cannot afford to provide regular meals for their… Read more Audio